Product creative by task
Create a macro product detail shot
Give a small feature enough screen space without letting generated texture replace the real one.
By Drizzle team
Plan the creative
A shot style should earn its place by making one feature easier to see. Match the move to source views and the item’s physical behavior. When the camera reveals an undocumented surface, shorten the move or use an approved still.
Supply a sharp close-up and a wider source that locates the feature on the item. Choose a detail shoppers can verify on the listing.
A worked example
A necklace clasp needs a sharp reference photo and a wider view proving where it connects to the chain. Move only enough to reveal the closure. If the generated close-up changes its mechanism, use the original macro photograph in the ad.
A brief to adapt
Make a controlled close view of the verified seam, clasp, finish, or label. Keep the camera nearly still and preserve the source geometry.
Bring the exact product reference into the Drizzle workspace. Review the first image before asking for motion; generation uses credits, so use the pricing page to plan a batch.
Check the result
Zoom to full resolution. If lettering, stitch count, or hardware changes, substitute the original photograph rather than publishing an inaccurate close-up.